Excellent opportunities for engineering and manufacturing community at MTA exhibition

The industry space has approximately 25,000 manufacturing enterprises in Vietnam which is set to show significant development potential in the forthcoming years.

MTA Hanoi 2022 will officially open to visitors from October 12-14 at I.C.E - International Centre for Exhibition, Hoan Kiem district, Hanoi.

The exhibition takes place amid an exciting backdrop, with numerous programmes to support the growth of the industrial area in the north. While Bac Ninh province promotes the development of supporting industries, Hanoi focuses on business alliances locally and within the scope of the wider country.

Additionally, Hung Yen intends to integrate into the global supply chain gradually. Long-term plans are also being fully rolled out in provinces and cities such as Vinh Phuc, Thai Nguyen, and Haiphong, where the manufacturing industry is developing robustly.

Strong shifts in the global supply chain have forced many multinational corporations to pay attention to and promote investment in the Vietnamese market. However, given that Vietnam's industrial areas are still limited, many cannot adapt technological advancements to the manufacturing process, which severely restricts the industry from taking part in international value chains.

The 8th International Precision Engineering, Machine Tools and Metalworking Exhibition and Conference – MTA Hanoi 2022

MTA is an international exhibition series which has been a prestigious and reputable playground for Vietnam's engineering and manufacturing community for almost 20 years.

It has successfully established itself not only in the southern market but also in the north. After seven memorable editions, MTA Hanoi has become an inseparable part of the community.

During this exciting exhibition, trade visitors will once again meet familiar brands in the industry, such as Sodick, Mitsubishi, Hiwin, Tinh Ha, and Hwacheon, among others.

This is also the first time new brands such as Kamogawa, Cominix, Durma, Jinan Bodor, and VPIC will foray into the northern market.

With more than 60 per cent of international exhibiting companies from industrial powerhouses including Germany, UK, Australia, Turkey, Japan, China, Taiwan, Korea, Singapore, Israel, Malaysia, Thailand, and many big suppliers from Vietnam, MTA Hanoi 2022 is grabbing great attention in the engineering and manufacturing community.

With the long-standing strengths, the 8^th edition of the international exhibition in the field of Precision mechanics, Machine tools, and Metalworking will introduce visitors to special product showcase in areas such as Metal-cutting, Metal-forming, Sheet Metal-cutting, Metrology, Test and Measurement, Cutting Tool and Tooling Systems, Ancillary and Supporting Equipment, and Automation Technology Machines.

The manufacturing and engineering community enthusiastically participate in the seminar series

The exhibition not only serves as a platform for individuals and businesses in the engineering and manufacturing industry to network with leading suppliers and to trade and expand business connections but also serves as the foundation for getting up-to-date knowledge of the industry and future related conferences.

MTA Hanoi 2022 is delighted to partner with MESLab to organise a series of seminar programmes on smart manufacturing, which will take place for three days over the exhibition.

These programmes will continue in the journey of improving the level and digitalisation in the production chain.

Experienced experts will lead seminars on accessing and implementing smart production projects, and attendees will have a chance to approach three seminar topics: Smart Manufacturing on October 12 from 2pm-5pm; 3D Metal Printing on October 13 from 9am-5pm; and Digital Design on October 14 from 9am-12am.

Register here:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/MTVH22-CONF-1

The online pre-registration portal is open for visitors until October 7.

Please register in advance:

https://register.informamarkets-info.com/Registration/Default.aspx?fid=1082&lang=vi

to avoid queuing when visiting the exhibition.

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